What is Supply Chain Management?
Supply chain management is the active and intentional management of goods and services flows from design and sourcing to consumers.
In today’s hyper competitive and technological driven market, supply chain is no longer “one size fits all”. It requires individuals with analytical and relationship skills to manage information, engage customers and suppliers, and integrate processes across functions and firms.
Why Supply Chain Management at the University of Nebraska Omaha?
About 75% of businesses report a moderate to severe shortage of supply chain employees, and the ability to attract top talent was found to be one of the top business concerns in a recent SCM study. 2.4 million SCM positions are expected to be unfilled from 2018 to 2028. A shortage of qualified talent equals career opportunities for supply chain management graduates in today’s competitive marketplace.
High School Preparation for a Supply Chain Major at UNO?
UNO encourages all high school students to take their high school courses in math, English, foreign languages, and preparatory electives in computer software, business, transportation, distribution, and logistics to explore their interest in supply chain management.
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How do I major in Supply Chain Management at UNO?
Required Core Courses:
SCMT 3410 – Sustainable Supply Chain Management
SCMT/MKT4380 – Industrial Purchasing & Logistics
SCMT 4350 – Global Sourcing & Innovation
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